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Giveaway of the day — NIUBI Partition Editor Professional 7.0.4
NIUBI Partition Editor Professional 7.0.4 estaba como Giveaway el día n 27 de diciembre de 2017
NIUBI Partition Editor Professional Edition es un software de gestión de particiones mágico. Proporciona administración de partición básica para crear, eliminar, formatear particiones, cambiar letra de unidad, etc. Administración avanzada para redimensionar / mover particiones existentes sin pérdida de datos, copiar, ocultar, configurar activos, convertir, desfragmentar, verificar particiones y mucho más.
Mejor que otros software de gestión de particiones, NIUBI Partition Editor Professional cuenta con tecnología exclusiva de protección contra vuelcos, que puede retrotraer la computadora al estado antes de cambiar el tamaño en un instante, incluso si se produce una falla eléctrica u otro problema de hardware durante el cambio de tamaño.
El algoritmo exclusivo de movimiento de archivos ayuda a redimensionar la partición en un 30%, un 300% más rápido que cualquier otra herramienta.
NB: Llifetime license.
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Requerimientos del Sistema:
Windows 10/ 8/ 7/ Vista/ XP (x32/x64)
Publicado por:
NIUBI TechnologyPágina Oficial:
https://www.hdd-tool.com/professional-edition.htmlTamaño del Archivo:
12.1 MB
Precio:
$39.00
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Comentarios en NIUBI Partition Editor Professional 7.0.4
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Tried a previous version of their software, was not over impressed by it. I prefer to use the free version from paragon, just updated to the latest version. Does everything this can do, so sticking with a company I know and trust.
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Same problem as #7 'Storage access driver failed to install!
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Fred, if you do need partition software on your Win 7 64 bit machine, and this doesn't work, I'd suggest you use AOMEI Partition Assistant Free version.
https://www.aomeitech.com/pa/standard.html
You can also use EaseUS Free version. I've used both of these on a 64 bit Win 7 machine, Win 8.1 2nd Edition and on Win 10 64 bit. Both these are reliable and has been around for many years.
Personally, after using both, I found that I prefer AOMEI. It's regularly updated, and has support for creating a Windows PE bootable media on 64-bit system, support both UEFI and Legacy BIOS boot modes.
I don't know much about this offered software's 'roll-back protection' feature (it does sound nice), but when working with partitions, perhaps sticking with the tried and tested may be wise, especially if you have problems installing it on a 64 bit system ?
As an aside, AOMEI also has a free version of a disk imager, which I've also used successfully for years.
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Does it provide a means to make bootable media, such as USB and / or DVD? Thank you!
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FWIW, if you're going to shrink a partition, defrag 1st to pack all the data towards the beginning, then trim the end. When you want to move a partition, NIUBI Partition Editor Pro or similar can move the data for you, though personally I prefer a partition image backup that can be restored anywhere. While NIUBI Partition Editor Pro can protect your data, with software there's always some chance that something can go wrong, plus writing large amounts of data to a marginal HDD can cause it to fail, and there's often no way to tell that a HDD is about to fail.
Partition copy can work well when/if you want new partition file tables. While a bit rare, an example would be when bad sectors are detected with Windows disk checking, & recorded to the NTFS file tables -- the drive might substitute a spare, or you might replace the drive, but those file tables will still show the same bad sector(s) unless they're replaced.
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